"I am so glad we applied. FTCT supported us and we were able to buy Robin's new chair. It has given us more options and choices for getting out the house and has made a huge difference to Robin's mental wellbeing too. He is more confident in public places and has even started sailing with a disability charity." Robin's Mum Natalie. Read Robin's story

How to apply

We don't want to flood parents with forms to fill in, and try to keep our application process quick and simple. In most cases forms are only one page long and require minimal supporting documents. Find out more about our application process.

Help for all the family

Our grants do not just help children with disabilities or additional needs. It's likely you have other children in the family. FTCT grants can help fund essential items, like clothing, bedding and shoes for siblings too.

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My name's Anna and I'm the Director of the Fashion & Textile Children's Trust.
I'm climbing Africa's highest mountain, Kilimanjaro, in February to raise money for the hundreds of families who turn to use for help every year.

Don’t worry if you are feeling nervous or apprehensive about applying. We’re a small and friendly team, so you won’t need to explain your situation lots of times to different people. Our grants team will work with you on your application and help with queries along the way.

Archie has a undiagnosed condition, similar to cerebral palsy. Dad Steve heard about FTCT through his job at the fashion brand, Lands’ End. Watch Steve and Mum Leanne talk about the difference their FTCT grant made for Archie and his siblings, Grace, Pheobie and Teddie.

Don’t worry if you are feeling nervous or apprehensive about applying. We’re a small and friendly team, so you won’t need to explain your situation lots of times to different people. Our grants team will work with you on your application and help with queries along the way.

My name's Anna and I'm the Director of the Fashion & Textile Children's Trust.
I'm climbing Africa's highest mountain, Kilimanjaro, in February to raise money for the hundreds of families who turn to use for help every year.
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